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tered about the room. all breathing Of

tered about the room. all breathing Of
her presence.
When he returned to the parlor the
early dusk was falling. A servant came
bringing lights, but he dismissed him
lmpatiently, and few moments later
heard the sound of wheels and the
the sweet voice of his wife in the hall
giving directions.
At last the silence became unbear-
able, and he seated himself at the
piano. In his old bachelor days mu-
sic had been his passion. but in these
later years of feverish struggle he had
found no time for it. But when his
fingers touched the keys all the dis
pair. the pain and longing in his heart
found voice in the rich chords that
filled the room.
He played on. and gradually the
burden was lifted. Music gave him
the comfort she ever gives to those
who truely love her. 1t was no long
a wall of despair. but pean Of thanks
giving for victory gained.
So absorbed was he that he did not
hear soft footstep enter the room.
A hand was laid on his shoulder. and a
tremulous voice said:
"Donald !"
His hand came down with sudden
discord on the keys. 1t was the first
time that Jessie had ever called him
by that name.
He turned and saw her standing there
in her dressing-gown of soft cashmere.
The freight was sending long rays
down the stately gloom of the libra
~, and she looked very beautiful
against the rosy background.
"You read my letter, Jessie ?''
Eyes; and I am sorry for your sake,
Donald; you have worked so hard for
your wealth."
''Do not think of me, Jessie. 1t is not
for myself l care. I am not afraid OF
poverty. But oh my child, if 1 could
save you from its sting! If it were at
the sacrifice of my life. heaven is my
witness would not spare it."
She came close to him, and laid her
hands in his.
Donald, there is better thing you
can give me than wealth can buy. Give
me back the love I so madly threw
away. Let me work with and help
you, and will bless the day that made
us poor"
jessie" he said, ''are you sure OF
this? Do not try to deceive me. Dc
not say it if it is not true. could &c
away now and learn to bear it, but to
open my heart to this new hope would
kill mer'
Donald, do you think 1 am made Of
stone-that I could know all your
kindness and patience all these years.
and not lean to love you? Oh, so often
l have longed to kneel at your feet and
ask your forgiveness. but l believed
that had forfeited your deep love by
my folly"
"And you will not regret the loss Of
wealth and luxury?" he said incred u
ously. and can be happy with only my
lover"
You forget that papa and l were
poor before married you. Donald. and
was happier then than 1 have ever
been since l learned to hate the things
that cost me so much, and to envy the
poorest woman, happy in her husbands
love-"
He turned the sweet tear-wet face to
the freight, and bent down and looked
into her eyes. And then he took he,
| in his arms.
my darlington, darling!" he said
softly.
And deep in their h carts there was 8
gladness that all the treasures of the
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captured the place. The men drink Moxie
and talk OF the revolution in drinks. The
women hurrah for the drink and take in
the revolution. Every tired, nervous WON.
an should have q drink OF Moxie and il
she once gets taste you can't keep her
from it and it's no use to try.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

It is not understood why druggists keep
in stock so many kinds OF medicines for
coughs, colds, and consumption, when it
is only necessary to keep Aliens Lung
Balsam, that old reliable remedy. which is
q pure vegetable preparation and perfect
ly harmless, as it contains no opium in
any form. Sold everywhere.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

November. 1880, Thomas Tormey, Scott
Depot, Putnam Co., w. Va. wrote: "In
bed with sciatica; am using st. Jacobs
OIL" Oct. 25th, 1886, he writes: Three
rubbings with it, got me out and cured me.
No return"
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Mrs. Rogers, tho Corpus Christi, Tex,
cattle queen, IL worth over 81, 600, 900.


II want to thank you for telling me Of
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, !"
writes lady to her friend. For long
time was unfit to attend to the work OF
my household. kept about. but felt
thoroughly miserable. Ihad terrible back
aches, and bearing down sensations across
me and was quite weak and discouraged.
/ sent and got some OF the medicine after
receiving your letter. and it has cured me.
hardly know myself. l feel so well.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

Arlington (Ore.) Times: The sheepmen
have experienced, during the last season,
the most unfavorable weather and circum.
stances that have struck Oregon for years.
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When it takes the form of disease Of the kidneys
or bladder, is task well nigh imp ossible OF &C
complishment. Renal and vesical maladies are
more obstinate than any Others. Counterfeit
therefore, the earliest indications ofinactivity Of
the many organs with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, which possesses, among other excellent quail
ities those of an efficient duretic. The degree oil
stimulation apparent from its use reaches, but
never goes beyond the bounds of safety. 1t In
vigorates always. never initiates. Bright's lis
ease, diabetes, catarrh OF the bladder, are dis
eases successfully combatted in their incipiency
with this benign medicinal stimulant and tonic
Besides reinforcing and regulating the kidneys
and bladder, the Bitters is q specific for fever
and ague, constipation and dyspe psia.
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PURE Cop LIVER OIL made from selected livers on
the sea shore. by HAZARD, HAZARD co. New York
1t is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
it prefer it all others Physicians have decided
superior to any of the other OILS in market.
Gu HANDR, FACE pIMPLES. and rough Skin
cured by using JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made by HAZARD
HAZARD g. Co. New York.
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. "Havenever
changed my mind respecting them, except
think better OF that which l began think
ing well oi."-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Sold only in boxes
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Eddie Atkinson, a 14-year- old boy, son
OF Chris. Atkinson, of GAINESVILLE, was kill
ed by the cars at Beloit.
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1--WE have used Red Star Cough Cure, u
writes the sisters of Notre Dame, Govans
town, Md, for the cure OF coughs, oppres
sion of the chest and sore throat" Price
twenty five cents a bottle.
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BURNS and Scalds are instantly rendered
painless and invariably cured without a scar,
by the use of CarboIisalye. the great skin
remedy. Is and so cents, at Druggists or by
mail Cole Co., Black River Falls, Wis
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For Bilious affections take Aliens Iron
Tonic: Bitters. Allgenuine bear hesignature
OF J. T. Allen, Druggist, st. Paul, Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

Charles ellison has purchashed 1000
sheep and ranch appurt enances from Henry
Mcdonald, for $50, 900.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

Capt. Scott, admiral commanding the
Canadian navy, proposes to begin the
campaign against American fishermen on
May 10.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

If a cough disturbs your sleep take Piso's
Cure for Consumption and rest we'll.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

At Coldwater, Michigan, Thomas John.
son fatally shot George Gardner. fred
twice at Mrs. Gardner, and killed himself.
The woman was formerly his wife.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

Don't disgust everybody by hawking.
blowing and splitting, but use DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy and be cured.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

Henry Thomas, Of tho Academy OF Music
at Montreal, has entered an action agains,
Mrs. Langtry for breach OF contract. Mrs
Langtry was to have appeared there but
failed to keep her engagement.
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ssOh, for q muse Of fire,n sings the spring
poet. That fellow should live on kerosene
cocktails and sit near q red-haired orator.
Nss York Norstsg Journal.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-05-05

An Austrian storm and an Australian
shipwreck caused the death OF over six
hundred people.
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All "sPlsyed Out. ="

At Pittsburg the Star cast steel works
were destroyed. Loss, $50, 900; insured.
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Gail Hamilton has injured her eyesight
by excessive reading.
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Rheumatism

According to the best authorities originates in NOR
bid condition OF the blood Tactic acid caused by the
decomposition Of the gelatinous and abuminous It's
Sues crculates with the blood and attacks the hbroua
tissues particularly in the jonA and thus causes the
local manifestations Of the disease The back and
shoulders are the parts usually affected by rheumatism
and the Joints at the knees ankles hips and wrists are
also sometimes attached Thousands Of people have
found In Hoods sarsaparAa positive and permanent
cure for rheumatism. This medicine. by it, purifying
and WALKING action the blood, correcs the cause
Of the disease and 1t also gives strength to every func
ton Of tho body.
II have taken Hoods sarraparilA for dyspepsia and
a. tonic Alternative with the most beneficial results.
have also used It for rheumatism with good effect
regard II ~ one Of the very best family medicines"
4. B. CUARY, Pr0vidence. r. ].
Hoods Sarsaparilla
eoaa by an Druggists. q; sx for ea Prsparsd b
I. HOOD = CO.. ApothscaE3aA Lowell AanA
100 Doses One Dollar
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was for her, that he would never more
be able to give her the things she had
bartered so much for.
He went in the grand old library,
that was almost the only room in the
house which remained unchanged, and
tried to collect his thoughts. How
could he tell her, was the question that
reiterated itself through his brain. and
for the first time in his life Donald
McKeon was coward.
The thought came to him of how she
who had chaffed at her bonds when
they were gilded. would bear the closer
relations that a Strengthened income
would entail
And he resolved that this at least he
would spare her. After all his obliga-
tions were met there would be some
thing left, not more than she had often
lavished on one dinner, perhaps, but
still enough to keep her from absolute
want. Jessie should have this, and he
would 90 away and work for her and
dream of her, but never again to trou-
BILE her with his presence.
He sat down and wrote her letter,
telling her this simply. directly, and
with the great love he bore her breath
ing through every word
The servant told him she would not
be in for some time, and he took the
note up to her room himself.
It was q dainty place. bright as un-
limited wealth and exquisite taste
could make it.
!. He left the note on her toilet table,
lingering moment to touch caressing-
u the costly articles that were scat
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the seeking mind.
Among the professional artists
women may be said to be fairly should
er to shoulder with men during the last
two or three years. But it should be
added that the men have not kept up
to their usual standard. The ex-
hibitions are described as barren Of re-
markable works. The depression in
trade may partly account for this, for
artists in common with common people
must eat and be clothed, and many men
of note have latterly given much Of
their time to painting such things as
they would disdain in more prosperous
times. The actual outlay involved in
the production of a large picture or a
piece of sculpture is very serious, and
unless there bel fair probability Of sale
for the work when finished there is
q small encouragement for the ex-
pendi.ure Of time and capital. Thus the
financial depression tends to depress
art. But it is not fair to suppose that
women have done their best in the face
Of these discouragements. When the
reaction shall set in we may look for
better things at their hands. They are
now fairly under way. The divine fire
il kindled and will anon burst into
glorious blaze il women will but mingle
something Of reality with their ideality.
And this ! am sure they will do more
and moro a. time goes on, The dawn
Of their progress in art is Just break
ing. Thorough. honest. conscientious
study will bring the perfect day.
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ssppe,.s nsrssr.r Arrested.


BIRnisenAn, Ala, September 2i.-
This morning Dslsolivs Price arrived
In this city, having Ia custody Ras
johnson, the murderer Of James W.
DuelL l. vii, DO rom mbsrsd thu.
Duell was iouad in the w,ods Forth
81 Birmingham, q couple Of seaks ago.
With ha throat cut Ton car 10 ear.
Investigation revealed the fact lhat ne
had beer Las, seen IN the nelghbor.
mood Wheo the body wai found, in
company W h JoAnsin, and that,
coupled Win other grounds Of sus.
picion, end h. i,cl that J lhnson end.
denly dlhpptAvd from ihil county.
caused MIN T. be spotted a. the muf.
deref. Johna)n vas arrested a Ma
con, Mise, his i,rmsr home.
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PAHoLA COUNTY, MISS.
Democratic Convention NomInates
Q Ticket.
Economy or the Democratic Admin.
fstrstion--GsOrge and walthall
Endorsed for the Senate.
IooRRvsroHpKSor or rur Ar

lcoRRrsroEDKscx OF rHK APrHAL.I
BATEsvILLR. MISS, September 90
TIE Democratic Convention OF Pauols
county met at this place today for the
purp oae Of nominating Q county ticket.
Ore hundred delegates, with a large
crowd Of spectators and candidates,
filed the courtroom TO oveitio wing.
At about IL o'clock the meeting was
called to order by the Hon. r. II. TAy.
lor, Of ssrdis, chairman Of the Coun.
ty Democratic Executive Committee.
who made short, spirited talk, show.
ing that the Democratic admlnislra.
ton In Panels, In addition TO many
other advantages, had been cheaper
than the former administration by
about $4,000 per year. The Hon.
John Fowler was then elected chair
man, and, afteS an appropriate talk,
took the chair. Tom II. LoWrey and
J. b. McGehee we're elected secrsta-
rles, and the convention was then de-
clared open for business.
This following ticket was enthusiast
ticslly nominated, q part by accIama-
ton and part by ballot:
X representatives, Hon. John 70 wler,
Dr. y. X Csiuthers and Il. II. PANE;
sheriff. Y. K. Taylor; chancsry clerk,
W. II. Garter; circuit clerk, John NJ.
johnson; treasurer, Sam Williamson;
tax assessor, J. l.. Knox; surveyor,
Robert Ruff q coroner and ranger, A.
]. Woods.
The ticket 10 donbly strong, bel q
made up from the best men OF the
county, and its election In November
Is scarcely matter OF doubt. Pamela
has been among the Doubtful coun.
ties" but Tor years to come she may
be counted on Tor overwhelming Dem.
ocrsiii msjohtiss.
Senators j. a. George ard Il O.
Wallihall were Endorsed by the con-
veDtlon. Resolutions were also unani.
mously adopted indorsing the action
OF the Judicial Dlsrict Convention In
the nomination q Capt. J. j. Slack for
district attorney. Dsfea,ed candidates
accepted their defeat gracefully, and
each one present either personally or
through o friend pledged his hearty
support TO the ticket and bis readiness
10 serve the party In any capacity TO
which II should assign him. Secre-
tarits were instructed TO furnish the
press with proceedings OF the conven.
ton and requests TO publish.
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W. =. Merrisen viii No, Tar.

CHICAGO, Ill, September 2l.-Ths
Hon. W. 4. Morrison. who was In the
city yesterday, was visited during the
day by q number Of his political
friends, but he declined TO talk politics
for the press. In rgsfd to making
the race for Congress In his own die.
,rlct next year. he said 1t was little
early TO commence campaigning, but
he was rather inclined 10 think he
would be there when the time came.
He did not know how much ou,hido
ibfiutnce and support his opponent
would receive next time, but very
much depended on that. In speak
irg Of President Cleveland, he said
the indications wherever hs ha been
were that he was growing stronger all
ths time With tho psople, aud wou' d
continue to grow untii the next Presi
dsatial election day came around.
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Raeea nj HrOakIIn.

NRw YoRK, September sl-The
weather at the course OF the Brooklyn
Jockey Club was fine, the attendance
large, the track fast, and the racing
spirited.
First R,ce-S,x furlongs. The start.
ers were: stuyveeant, Brazil, Mamie
Hunt, Pearl Jennings, Becky b, Ben
Thompson, Aurelis, Bufaula, Stride
away. Ospulin, Freedom, Allegheny
and Peereos.
Mamie Hunt won by three lergths,
Btuyvesant second, Pearl Jennings
third. Nme-l:l6a
Second kace-Handicap; one mile
and an eighth. Starters: Hlmalsys,
Grey Oloud, knight OF Elerslie, Ten
Strike, Nettle aud Bes'ie June.
Cray Cloud won by three le1gths,
Bessie June second and Ten Strike
third. Time-l:68.
Third Race The Speculation
etskes; selling; ons mile. Starters:
Oyclopa Swift, Cleaner, Florence NJ,
Ph,l Lee, Nellie Van aud Armstrong.
Phil Lee won By head, Oyclops and
Armstrong running a dead heat for
second place. Time-1A2l.
Fourth R,ce--The Psrkvllle handi-
zap; one mile and q furlopg. Starters:
n liam, Ben All, Mollie Nearby
Last, Terra Gotta, Eirus, Bsnburg.
Bsllyidere, Frank Ward, Pure Rye,
Roidor and Dry Monopole.
Eirus won by three lengths, Il ,lian
second, Dry M,nopole third. Time
1861.
Fifth Raoe-Por two year olds; six
furlougs. Starters: Tarspon, Jack
Cocks, Figaro, Bopeep and Allan.
Bopeep won by q length, Taragon
second, Figaro third. Timo-l:l7t.
Sixth Rsce-Slx furlongs. Starters
RAYMOND, Bonnie 8, Tony Pastor,
Miller, skobelod, C.arley May, Glen.
don, Pha'sntry and Mariloe.
bkobeloh won by two ltngtbp, Bon.
ME y second, Glendon third. Time
l:l7i.
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Indn,,t Prn.,n,nm..

LcUiyltE, Ky. September a.
Poosoa t,mouow's rHsle sold a. fol.
low;
Ful Rico-Throo iourlhs Of a milo.
Little Much, 100 Sos Clonee, 100,
81; Cnuk los, lO5, s. ID go, 100, ti3.
r. low y ooh, 100, 81; Maarn, ~.
fi3, My 4 be-, 90. g.: NJ 70, 100,
o. PfOcrai inn'or, 100, i3i X me9,
l05, 81, Tom Hood, 100, ga II scuo,
%, Oil
Second Rice-0ae mile. BlIby,
81 1921 NJ eta n, ", s.; Jaube't,
JOG, a; Miss florence, 1903, 81. PIT
Donova1. lOn, $50; Clmtdr, los, IS
Cupid, iO3 o.; Belle faw, iO3 $50.
Third Rne-Cash handicap; ons
and one lourtn miles; Wary, 1917,
5000; ETrella, il2, $40, l. d To. ilb,
$50; Lgnsalighi, lO2, tlii Broohiull.
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Rick Asaip., Go education In ohio.

CINCINNATI, o., September 2l,-Tho
operation Of the Law OF last winter
which repealed the statute authorizing
the establishment, Of separate scho ls
Tor colored pupils IL producing al ,tlon
10 many places. At Oxford, o, the
colored puplls nearly all d serted their
Own school and applied for admission
10 the " lite school A public meet.
ing was he'd, and the School Board
ives asked 10 order the 60 ored pupils
to their own sch )ol. The board com.
piled with the request, and the col.
ored people propose TO apply for g
msndamus. At Yellow Springs tina
School Board has ordered the schools
c osed indefinitely, or until the Legs.
lature can meet and take 0ome action.
Al Ripley, o., q cult In mandamus
has been entered 10 compel Animation
TO colorel pupils.
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a mtg Lssd Deal.

fSNNh@h W NAa
BInNisou,s, Ala, September 81 -
The biggest real ostAte deal Of the sea.
son Ia tho sale by the Clifton Land
Company Of all their lands and rail-
road 20 q New York syndicate fJr
S2b0,00O The Clifton Land Company
has Is. completed dummy line oyt =
Rid Mountain. which taps their land
In Sbaie's valley. Sumo big deal has
been known 70 be on loot for several
days. amall land owners and stock.
holders have been bought out and
everythlas ojnrentrAttd Tor the grand
coup d. e,sL II IL said that the stock /.
holders In the Clifton Land Company
have cleared al least 100000 The
new syndioa'e Ia after the water power
In Shade's valley, and will build far.
naoes ADD mAnuisctorlse there, as
there 10 an abuudancs Of ore close at
hand and several railroads will blsect
the valley.
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iis, sH; Darkhsll. sS, si4; Hindoo
ko.e. ~. Sl6; Psnams, lle, ss5.
Fourth Rsce-One mile and q ak
ieenth. Deroohmont, o5, $50; Big
Three. 100, IS; Oiellus, 95, 81; hscols,
Fifth Receive eighths Of a mile;
selling. Krmese, 102, $50; Puechis,
lo2, W; Leila May, o., $50; Filter,
100, $l3; OrAnRe Girl, o., s.; Pride Of
he Great. 102, 81; yattel, 81, So;
Mirth, 10, $l4; Alice West, 93, S4i
Irma H.. 81, SGT; Lights Of London,
98, -; Tudor, 90, $32.
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OnIyTemperance Bltters knOwl
Health o. weaits-Dr. sessresard's
Tenic aud Herv,n~, the Great
French Nueeine

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Catarrh, Rose or Hay Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties of Da by's PIophylactic
Fluid ara experienced In the treat.
ment and cure OF Catairh and kindred
complaints The Fluid Boo,hei and
heals the inAamed msmbranes and re-
move the offensive odor that charac.
teriEee tho difeasc. Should the In.
hammatlnn have reached the throat
nee tho Fu'd as a garRle tC allsy the
Inflammation and TO di6lnf.ct.
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WVho. TN MASS Tho decom
poscd body Of Lille Hlyte, WHO ds
appeared h,m wels,of sepi,nbe,
L. was iound yesterday In abaTn "a
Oxford, The head was sccu civ CIV.
cred, and her feet and hard, we
boucd Nth rope. /. IL believed thst
che was murdered and her body IaIsn
% the barn and concealed. ~